Subcontract work
Finish Carpentry Subcontractor
You get a defined scope, weekly updates, and a complete record at closeout. We don't wait to be managed. We show up organized and stay that way.
You get a defined scope, weekly updates, and a complete record at closeout. We don't wait to be managed. We show up organized and stay that way.
Six steps, and you know what arrives at each one before you award anything.
Send us your plans and get a detailed scope review back within one business day, at no cost. What is in, what is out, and what the drawings leave open comes back in writing next to the number, so you are not comparing four bids that priced four different jobs.
Contract, insurance, and submittals go to your office as one package. Material gets ordered against confirmed counts rather than against a takeoff nobody rechecked after the last revision.
Crew size is set by your schedule, not by ours. If your date moves, we want to hear it while the material is still at the shop and the crew is still assignable.
Every week you get what went in, what is next, and what is blocking us. You should not have to call to find out whether your finish scope is on track.
A change gets priced and documented the week it comes up. Nothing new appears on the final invoice, and nobody has to eat the cost of a conversation that was never written down.
Plugged into jobsite operations: punch-list, closeout documentation, and sign-off without chasing.
Your PM already runs a full schedule. The point of the list below is that none of it needs a follow-up from your side.
Calls and emails come back inside the day. No intake forms, no automated responses.
The same lead runs your job from start to punch. You are not re-explaining the scope to a new face every third week.
Trim, doors, and hardware get received and counted in Shrewsbury. A short count becomes our problem days before it could become your delay.
Certificates, waivers, and closeout documents arrive on the dates your contract sets, not on the dates somebody chases them.
Scope shown: door and casing packages, interior trim and wall detail, bath and cabinet finish work, and exterior sheathing and wrap ahead of siding.
Base, casing, crown, and reveal detail run to the drawings, unit by unit where the scope repeats.
Prehung and slab units with hardware, counted at the shop before they reach a loading dock with a two hour window.
Paneling, shelving, and wall features, shop fabricated when the site has no room to work in.
Treads, risers, skirt, and railing assemblies fitted to the opening as built rather than as drawn.
Layout, blocking, and framing that runs ahead of the finish stage.
Siding, exterior trim, and deck work when the same package carries outside.
The shop and office are at 101 Hartford Tpke in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts. Most of Massachusetts is a same day drive, southern New Hampshire runs as short trips, and Maine phases are staffed with crews that travel and stay through the run.
Finish scope delays don't fix themselves. If your date is tight, the conversation is worth having before the package is awarded rather than after.
COI, W-9, license, safety plan, and SDS available on request.
Send us your plans and get a detailed scope review back within one business day, at no cost.